St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-15
and Harrison first, Blaine and Gen.


lison and Hawley.
Fort Dodge Messengers and
Hiseock, of New York.
N. nj. Jones, OttunTWa J0mnaEAppeal
Any one who has brains and is not
Wall street turnkey, Gen Weaver, for
instance; modesty forbids the mention
of my candidate for vice president
+. Nj. Kirkham, ,Des Moines Christian
Oracle-Blaine and Allison is our choice.
Cedar Rapids Gazettp-Bob Lincoln
and Joe Hall.
Blaine and Allison.
s. ID. Henry, Coon Rapids Enterprise
Blaine of Maine, and EvaBts.
+. MoCelland, Cedar Rapids Times
Personally, prefer Allison, but doubt
his availability; politically, l prefer
Blaine, but question OuTabilityto elect
him; TO make a selection from the
others would be lilse grabbing in bunch
of snakes for an eel.
Ralph Robinson, Newton Journal
Blaine and Harrison, Harrison and Haw-
ley, Allison and Morton, of .New York,
Lincoln and Alfred Taylor, of Tennes-
| see, in-the order named.
Z. p. MarmOn, Mitchelvilhe Index
Sherman and Lincoln.
Brush Creek NewstAllison and Lin
coin.
Fl. L. Bassett. Blairstown Press-J.P.
st. John and ColQuitt, of Georgia.
o. j. Smith, Iowa Falls Citizen-Alli-
son, or any good man who can unite the
party: Lincoln for vice president.
w. III. Milholland, Grundy Center Ar
gus-Blalne first, Allison next, with
Jerry Rusk, of Wisconsin, to control the
wild and rampant senators.
Rockford Clipper-We favor Sherman
and Allison.
Joseph Smith, Lamont Herald-Blaine
and Lincoln is my personal choice; my
partner is Democrat, and would prob
ably prefer.a Democrat for president.
g: III. Frasher, Brighton News
Blaine and Evarts
Aurelia Sentinel-Blaine and Lin
coin.
J.D. AinswOrth, Onawa Gazette-Alli-
son for PRESIDENT; don't care who pre-
sides in the senate, if he is a staunch
Republican.
A. II. Sniff. Missouri Valley News
Blaine and Allison, Allison and Haw
ley, Haw}ey and Sherman, as they
stand.
Bryson Bruce, Garden Grove Express
Allison and Foraker.
w. 2. Cowman, Casey Vindicator-
Allison and Depew, of New York, or
Blaine and Harrison, of Indiana.
Elmer E. Taylor, Traer Star-Clipper-
Allison first, Blaine next; Abe Lin
coins son for vice president.
S. c. Higbee, Renwick Times-Alli-
son, Harrison or Sherman for president,
and good Eastern man for vice preSi-
dent.
Lenot Time Tabls-Allison and Haw-
ley.
Vinton Eagls-Any two perpendicu-
lar Republicans who can ''get there, Just
the same.'
Ringgold Record-Blaine and Harri-
son.
Des Moines Real Estate Record
Blaine and Allison; as candidate
Blaine might be wisely left out, but as
president his equal does not live.
j. d. Hunter, Webster City Freeman
Blaine and Harrison or Porter, of
Indiana.
Fl. G. Millen, of Grubby-Allison and
Evarts, of New York.
Iowa City Arrow-Allison and VIII
son, of Iowa, unanimously.
Clarinda Herald-Allison and Haw-
ley.
J. II. Martindale, Murray News-My
choice is Blaine and Lincoln, but |
'.ain't sayin' word'' as to the policy of
their nomination.
David Brunt, Walker News-Not for
Blaine under any circumstances; Ores
ham will do.
NJ. A. Barry, Fontanelle Observer
Allison and Hawley.
T Webster City Argus-Our choice for
president is James g. Blaine.
{ W. w. Grinnell, West Branch Rec,
ord-AllisOn and good Western man.
j. L. Beamer, Washington Scame-
dian-Lincoln and Allison.
L. G. Lamborn, Elma News-I favor
the most competent and available men,
regardless of party fealty or religious
creed.
Audubon Republican-Blaine and
Hawley.
c. II. Tamadge, West Union Repub-
ican GaZetts-Allison and Hawley.
r. j. Crichfield, Weldon Hornet-If it
is to be a Republican. give us one OF the
Iowa senator's; if Democrat, give us
Western man.
E. o. johnson, Hayward News--Firs5
choice, Blaine; second, Sherman; for
vice, man to strengthen the ticket.
Des MoineS Trade Journal--If Blaine
can't be nominated, give us Sherman.
Fairfield Sunday School Worker
Allison second for president.
DySart Representation and Chand-
Ter, of Vermont.
Usage Press-Allison and Ben Harri-
son, of Indiana
Fairfield Ledger-Blaine and Allison.
E. c. Hinkle, Winfield Beacon-You
may as well begin to tell your many
readers that James B. Weaver will
jump to the front OH both feet.
E. o. Gardner, Strawberry Point
PreSs-AllisOn and Gresham.
r. a. Nicholson, Vail Observer-Alli-
son and Lincoln.
Rart Hamilton SIrtbarlanI Cnu,-;o,,
Blaine and Hawley.
G: j. Wonser, Tama City Herald
Blaine and Allison.
Henrick Enterpriss-Blaine and Ali
son.
c. K. Kennedy, Villisca Review-Any
good pair of men who can get there.
Blaine preferred, Allison next.
Emmetsburg Reporter-Our personal
preference is Blaine and Hawley.
G. n. Marion, Union Star-Not for
Blaine or Allison; want Republican
who can carry New York.
Monticello EXpress-Allison and Haw-
ley.
David Vail, New Sharon Star-The
winning ticket for '6S is Allison and
Hawley.
Jefferson Souvenir-First, Blaine:
second, Allison; Foraker for vice presi-
dent.
Don D. Donnan, Elkader Journal
Allison and Lincoln would deal the
present administration its death blow.
NJ. f. StOokey, Leon JOurnal-Sheri-
dan and Allison; second choice for pres
ident, John Sherman.
John E. Clarey, Des Moines SATURDAY.
Mail-Edmunds first, Cleveland second;
no choice for vice.
c. A. Robertson, Sioux City CONNER
cial Bulletin-Allison and Hale, of New
Hampshire: Blaine and Kirkwood.
Charles c. Pugh, Dexter Sentinel
Blaine and Lincoln, decidedly.
Lincoln.